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Journal Article
The Public Perception of Mental Health Professions: An Empirical Examination
2000
Overview
Study examines the public's confidence in clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, master's and doctoral-level counselors, and social workers by ranking confidence levels across five case vignettes of varying severity. Results indicate that the doctoral-level counselors were perceived similarly to clinical psychologists across all cases and were preferred in every case over master's-level counselors. (Contains 23 references.) (Author/GCP)
Publisher
American Mental Health Counselors Association
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